Computer is go- err, BLOOBLED.

[MackTheHunter]

No.

I'm still waiting on a response for that BIOS fix.

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[Tom]

I learned awhile ago that bootscreen changers and theme editors will mess up your computer. If you want the interface of a Mac, get one.

[BladeOfTheHorizon]

Why not use XP?

[Tomcat]

For those guys who get the "transparent screen of death" its a kernel crash. Don't worry, just pop the repair disk in and repair. Simple, and don't bust stuff out.

[Maor]

Well.

The first logic is, that, you have a hardware problem.

My dads laptop used to get it when the ram cards moved out of place.

Check that everything is properly inserted to your motherforgeterboard.

Also, did you upgrade anything on it?, because you need to do a windows repair when you change chipsets or the CPU.

[Packer]

All because Vista is a piece of loving stuff and gave me BSoD about 500 times, then when I try to restore my computer back to the factory copy, it BSoDs AGAIN and then removes loving everything.

You restored it to factory settings which means there's nothing on it (Meaning you erased it) then you complain about the computer erasing it, god you're thick.

[Zaran]

ram cards

LOL!

[MackTheHunter]

You restored it to factory settings which means there's nothing on it (Meaning you erased it) then you complain about the computer erasing it, god you're thick.

Bump.

I didn't already reinstall it, what I meant was that I started to reinstall it. It got about 2-3% into formatting the HD when it BSoD'd again and killed it.